13+ Times People Hit The Jackpot And Met The Cutest Animals In Their Airbnb Apartments

I'm not sure if I'd feel excited that there's suddenly a cat in the house, or disappointed that I didn't know until I woke up, missing out on all sorts of snuggles.

When you're traveling, animals are your best friend. They don't care if you look out of place and they don't care which language you speak. They're mostly just interested in chin scratches.

Belle looks special indeed. When she calmed down from...whatever it is she was doing in this pic...I hope she was social. Among barnyard animals, goats are actually super fun to hang out with.

It's a bird...it's a plane...it's a....little dog defying the laws of gravity. It looks like the aforementioned flying dog might be a bundle of energy, but sometimes that's just what you need.

I love how many of these entries deal with surprise cats. Like, they're not friendly enough to show themselves initially, but they'll gladly take over your bed if you leave for any length of time.

What a deal! We don't know what the accommodations looked like — for all we know, OP straight-up slept in a barn for that $22/night. But if you get to hang with these goats, it's well worth it.

It's such a bonus to come across a (no extra charge) animal when you get an Airbnb. I know pets are often listed as almost a liability, but they should be listed as an amenity.

They had to pay a little extra in pets and scratches. Even though these extra charges might not have been mentioned in the original listing, I'm sure this owner got a good review all the same.

All of these lucky Airbnb bookers are getting adorable kittens and puppers. All I get when I rent an Airbnb is a weird-smelling apartment with doors that don't close properly.

In acting somewhat antisocial and bogarting the comfy bedding, this dog is pulling a total cat move. I appreciate the ingenuity, but I do hope he surrendered the bedding eventually.

Now, I don't know if this glorious longhaired cat is happy or annoyed that guests are sharing its abode. But it doesn't matter, because they're here and they think it's adorably majestic.

At first I didn't know what I was looking at here, but it's just Benny with his similarly-colored teddy bear. Very hospitable gesture to offer his prized possession to the guests.

What a rare pupper! For pet owners who travel a lot, it's hard not to miss their little fluffballs at home. But meeting friendly random animals takes the sting away a bit.

This is just the best. Big fluffy dogs like this are basically made for spooning with. This guy must be used to guests if he's willing to get this comfy.

I think this story needs more context, especially since you might have just welcomed an unwelcome cat into the house. But if it's this affectionate, I would just go with it.

That looks like way too much of a sweetheart to be named after the Prince of Darkness, but who knows how they'll turn out when they've fully grown.

Chances are this doggo just looks cute and doesn't actually help you with your heavy luggage or give you dinner suggestions...but on cuteness alone, this deserves a 5/5 review.

The host thought the guest might cancel because of puppies? The host ought to charge double when puppies are present, because no one is turning down this level of cuteness.